Dremmel Tip

[Rottnlove]

I just got through dremmeling my girls nails and I noticed that the attachment had come loose. I thought I should post a thread to remind all of you to always check your dremmels closely before using them on your dogs nails. Make sure the sander is on tight and doesn't slip. Mine was loose and I think that's why my girl was acting so nervous like it was bothering her. As soon as I figured it out, she was all calm and being great again.

So, before using those dremmels, make sure everything is in check first. ;)

[Wookie'sMom]

And remember to tie any loose hair up (yours I mean). It hurts a lot to get it sucked up by the dremmel.

[samanthac]

Originally Posted by Wookie'sMom

And remember to tie any loose hair up (yours I mean). It hurts a lot to get it sucked up by the dremmel.

DOH! I went through this just last week. :D Although if you are thinking of going with the dreadlock look the dremel is the quick and easy way to achieve it! :D

[jas'smom]

Originally Posted by samanthac

DOH! I went through this just last week. :D Although if you are thinking of going with the dreadlock look the dremel is the quick and easy way to achieve it! :D

Another caution, make sure your husband doesnt catch you using HIS dremmel on YOUR rotties tootsies. ;) ;) Mine did last week. I think I am getting one for valentines day ;)

[JDUCE]

Has anyone caught their own finger nails on a dremmel?

Lately our one yr old rottie HATES having his nails done. Any suggestions? We now try and dremmel them at least every other day - his nails grow like weeds - and we do it lightly every other day to get him used to it.